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wayfinder

Use when a task is too large or ambiguous to finish in one session — build a destination-centric plan with a breadth-first triage pass, an explicit Deferred/out-of-scope section, and a confirmation gate before implementation starts

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# Wayfinder

Wayfinder turns a vague, multi-session task into a plan organized around the **destination** —
the end state you are navigating toward — rather than a flat list of steps. It exists for work
that cannot be scoped and finished inside a single session: large migrations, cross-cutting
features, or ambiguous initiatives where the first hour is spent figuring out what "done" even
means.

## When to Use

- The task is too large, ambiguous, or long-running to complete in one session
- You need a shared map that multiple sessions, agents, or people can navigate from
- Early exploration keeps surfacing tangents that are real but not part of this pass
- You need a plan that survives a context reset without losing track of what was deliberately